welcome to
Reynoldstown.
Welcome to Reynoldstown Civic Improvement League (RCIL)
RCIL is a volunteer-run organization comprised of residents. RCIL’s mission is to foster a neighborhood that embraces, empowers, and connects our diverse community while maintaining a welcoming and inclusive neighborhood and advocating on behalf of residents regarding government issues.
OUR HISTORY
One of the first African-American neighborhoods to develop in Atlanta, Reynoldstown began as an area to which former enslaved persons migrated after the Civil War. Established in 1870, Reynoldstown was named in honor of Madison Reynolds, a prominent and successful landowner who operated a store on Wylie Street. In 1909, Reynoldstown became officially annexed to the city of Atlanta.
Come Join Us
🎉 The countdown is officially on for RCIL’s 30th Annual Wheelbarrow Festival! Join us Saturday, Sept. 19, at Lang-Carson Park for live music, local food, great art, a dedicated Kids Zone, competitive cornhole, Atlanta’s tiniest race and fun for all ages. Clear your schedule and gather your crew—we can’t wait to celebrate with you! Learn more and register for Wheelbarrow Festival competitions at https://www.reynoldstown.net/wheelbarrow-festival.
Thank you to all our sponsors and supporters.
Wheelbarrow Festival
JOIN US FOR our annual fall festival and fundraiser.
Community Meeting
Our Community Meeting is held at 7 pm on the second Monday of every month.
Our
Programs
